stradivari

• Nombre propio relativo al lutier italiano de los siglos XVII-XVIII, famoso por fabricar instrumentos de cuerda de excepcional calidad tonal y por el desarrollo del violín moderno. También se usa para referirse a un violín fabricado por él o de características similares.

A proper noun referring to an Italian violin maker from the 17th and 18th centuries, renowned for crafting violins of exceptional tonal quality and for developing the modern violin.

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1. Italian violin makerB2formal

   Antonio Stradivari, a renowned Italian craftsman from Cremona (1644-1737), who perfected the design of string instruments, particularly violins, cellos, and violas, known for their exceptional tonal quality.

   Antonio Stradivari, lutier italiano

   • Stradivari's instruments are considered masterpieces of craftsmanship.
   • Many musicians dream of playing a genuine Stradivari violin.
   • The museum displayed a rare Stradivari cello from the 17th century.

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2. Instrument by StradivariB2formal

   A string instrument, especially a violin, made by Antonio Stradivari or his family workshop, highly valued for its superior sound and construction.

   Instrumento de Stradivari

   • The orchestra's lead violinist performed on a Stradivari from 1715.
   • Auction houses sell Stradivari instruments for millions of dollars.
   • The Stradivari's rich tone filled the concert hall.

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